1973 Plymouth Road Runner 440 Rallye Green, Auto World 1:64

1973 Plymouth Road Runner 440 Rallye Green

Auto World | Vintage Muscle Premium Series Release 1 Version A | 1:64 Scale | AW64352

• 1973 Plymouth Road Runner 440 replica
• Vintage Muscle Premium Series release
• Opening hood with detailed engine bay
• Die-cast metal body and chassis
• Real rubber tires
• Rallye Green exterior finish
• 440 hood graphics
• Rear deck spoiler
• True 1:64 scale proportions
• Factory sealed collector packaging

The 1973 Plymouth Road Runner represented the final years of one of Chrysler's most recognizable muscle car nameplates. While insurance costs and emissions regulations were changing the muscle car landscape, the Road Runner still offered bold styling and available big-block performance that kept it connected to its late-1960s roots.

This Auto World release recreates the 1973 Road Runner equipped with 440 graphics and finished in Rallye Green. The combination of the distinctive fuselage-era body styling, black side striping, rear spoiler, and 440 callouts captures the appearance of Plymouth's performance-oriented coupe during the height of the muscle car era.

Part of Auto World's Vintage Muscle Premium Series, this model features a die-cast metal body and chassis, real rubber tires, and an opening hood that reveals a detailed engine compartment. Its true 1:64 scale dimensions make it a strong addition to Plymouth, Mopar, and classic American muscle car collections.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

Why is the 1973 Road Runner different from earlier models?
The 1973 model featured Plymouth's larger fuselage-body design and reflected the changing muscle car market of the early 1970s while still offering available big-block power.

What engine does the 440 designation refer to?
The 440 refers to Chrysler's 440 cubic-inch V8, one of the most respected big-block engines of the muscle car era.

What makes the Road Runner important in muscle car history?
Introduced as a lower-cost performance model, the Road Runner became one of the best-known muscle cars of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

What is Auto World's True 1:64 scale?
Auto World models are designed to closely match actual 1:64 scale dimensions rather than being adjusted for packaging size.